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Retrieval Observability Bounds on Provenance Detection for Agent Memory Poisoning: Measured Coverage and a Falsified Standalone Detector
Whether a trajectory-based detector can observe the retrieval provenance of an agent memory-poisoning attack is governed by one architectural variable: retrieval observability, whether the agent's memory access produces a logged tool call. We formalise this as a framework-agnostic retrieval-to-actio
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